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Mkmse
Mkmse

My partner is in a hospital now for rehabilitation but isn't fully aware yet. We have been living together for four years and I'm hoping that when he makes some recovery he can continue to live with me.

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  • ann53853
    ann53853 Mkmse

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    Hi Tcpk! I am sorry about whatever happened to your partner that he needs rehabilitation. It must be difficult for you to see him not fully aware. He is very fortunate to have you standing by him while he recovers;  giving him your love and support. 

      Hopefully your partner will get better soon and then you can carry on with your lives. I am sure you standing by him will have a positive effect while he does recover. I hope things work out for both of you.

         

    • Mkmse
      Mkmse ann53853

      Posted

      I've just read you reply thank you i didn't realise i had a reply .i saw my partner today November 6 he's still not fully aware but getting therapy where he is so he can recover and go to somewhere more suitable the nurse said to me . i don't know what will happen later whether he can live with me again i hope so

    • ann53853
      ann53853 Mkmse

      Posted

      Hi Tcpk! Your partner is very lucky to have such a loving and supportive partner such as you.

      It seems to me that you are anxious for him to get better so you can both live together and carry on with your lives.

      In the meantime, you are doing the next best thing by being there for him now. Doing so requires a lot of patience and this must be very difficult because I don't think you know how long his recovery will take.

      You standing by his side is a very loving and compassionate thing to do.

      I hope things work out for you Tcpk and that his recovery won't take long.

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